Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1878, Page 12

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE connection between them. To ure nd ayn- Now, aite sod the conmEElon s 9 own words, ealn, antitherls, Froebels O eonditiona of all logie. thend, e occupations ef the Kinder. In on this law I8 impgrceptibly imbibed £2rlen iidren, and they work alwayn by op- «tes. In the weaving, the fir«t formmnla’ {s tn T strand up and Ieave one down' In the next 2k O the opposlte 1w dane, tho sieand left down hine den up, and %o on, natil the “Grat mat e Btk O kecond mat s for §in formnia two Saiehes down, while tho third mat coniects tha o0 by glving the chiid the formuls of oma ap "7 t%a down, and vice versa. Let any one of you 20 heee direciions fof yourselves. and sec what 7 by patterne are made, At thia point the child BEVLA tho materal, and told_to make hin own s, ~In other wards, 1o **make an fsvention. (02K one day in A real kindergacten will setoniah 4ng one in tne matter of Inventions alone, by these Vimites,” whum we nsuaity think of as having popuwers of creating, Having relleved my con- ifhce of this bit of Kindergarten ducteine, 1" Ge go back to our school. AL Il her division o sea the directrors giving Aneieon on the second gifr, which consists of o wooden aphere, 8 cuhe, and a cylinder. She Holdan ono haod 8 worsted ball, In the othor the hoden sphere. Tha chiliren fiave dlscovered i toe characteriatica of the worated hall, whteh, Yt five others of differont calors, constitntes tha Taigit. Hear how shie draws ont fram each riidine rorcmbtances between the worsted ball Std the wooden one, and then the differances. Yrery littlc upturned face 1a full of cnrlonity anid the delight of new-fonnd trnth. Soon they have analezett for thomaelves, and realized by this an- slyain, that the hard bail Is round, like their firat faend: (st 1t can roll, as that did, —but one 14 Tard, while the first wan naft: one is lieavy, the otaer Hght; one has color, the other nama: one akes 1 sound 10 faling 'on the tablo, tho othor dors mot. This ia enough of thonsht for todday, ond mow Cthey may = have & pme | with the ball, cube, nnd eylindar. tnone aldo of the table the ehildren balld 8 mona. ment by balancinga balk upon tho cabe,,and their copoaite neighbore try to strike tho cube and dis- Jadze the bulk by roliing a bsil. This 1 done 1o music, and each balt 13 rolled at th me tinie, 80 That musical time and_preciston of actiun are both taught unknown to {he cnild, whose whole heart comes out in his hand ne he alma at tho cube and rollw hin ball. At the next et f tables womay see the chifdren modeling in clay,’ They make At & bail, becruse they ore famiilar with the form. and alvo'becanse it 1a a fundamental type from which 0 many natural objects way be evolved, Bame of the ehitdren aFo mora apt than. others, and 29 no chlld in kept ha k for the ake af one whio s slower, wo see cach one working infently {n hle or her own way. lere taa Hitle girl who has made her hall, aud han aivided it into smaller ones which he ¢alls marhles: with another ball she hine made ound barket 1o fold her masles, Another child has done the same thing neatly, but, with moea imagination, ahe cnlls her recptacle o **bird's peat, " aned the Tittle bally **exte. ™ A Lay who has Sadently more tasta for geometry direovers that Ly Matiening the sides of his plastic ball he can mako n_eube. and by cloneatinz It he gets a cylin- With what delizht he teeln hin "power, and Wi what pride be shown hiadiscovery to his dirocte ress, Chte f% The suu of o noor mechanic, pore have, who, if sent to the ordinary school, would have been' tarmed o blocknead, because he conld not learn by note the words of & boox which hia Thdeveloped mind conld not comprehend, lers Ja the kindergarten he advances tn thought only #0 far as he can beng the jdea in the thought Into actnolity, Hislove 4 in the thought, and both fogethet have prousiced o vixible, tangidle result, What more §s there 40 his wentsl organiam, or what more can bo demanded of a human being 10 thu firet conditions of §ts cxistence? Hle will be atile to do nothinz more than this when he shall Bave reschied tae il perfection of his befng. Tut afer this Hile working-time, the winde so eaei y aideucd must hiave a rest, und lunch-tima feannoanced. Avain the hue i formed, snd the wi swool murches to tho play-ground for o wnif? of teenl ale, and freo exerclso, of voico and Junb, While ihe room 3 empty, 196 feachers ore bary laying @ cheerinl red tablecloth for cacn divlelon, and before eacls chalria placed o plate and. weg with pletures on them. The eluldren come back, tke their places, and while they sing— Tl vour hands, fold your hands, AvquictIy, ARy, By quive ean beg et aht (ke e HKE tnes T hen it up atealint 18 e the lanch-baskets are distributed, In unison they repeat 1 quotutinn, teachinz them 1o be thanirul for Lieir aaity food and polite 1o each other, | watched for some relapse into the careicss habity of thewr homey. bat 1 waw uone, Awkwant they werd 10 00 Fure, bUL RO greedy, and 1 raw mora (it vne wita had o Tunci-basket supplied wun e praten of the more fortunate, In- ono Instunee of noliiity of chaescter 510 my eves, Ounc llitle fele o his netghbor bad *'put & i eacher a1, Dl yon <t 8o, "t was Lhe reply, ¢ Then Him1" saad ahio 1o the fnjured s eyes were dried, and tha Tittle ¢ ol oresd from ble busket and he o who b < W Louk @ pic 1k on the plate t efor an itant passe | to. overy enttd In tuen t water and 2 towed, that ha ought wasn By face and nandn alter eating, Phils aver, oo other workIng-hotr was naugarated with o song, nccopaticd by muvements exerelstng each ment- bee o the budy, mgrely by saltuig the action o the waed, Tl weczpation was ehar, and taen eaue the fie L places 1 e Eirele o J for vach division, o, Al Lo thair gelu, and thele outede Lt to” them by the teaclrs, Alie huwr end courti ot natug pr dliardie o **usiguet Sul deserted, Wit a b futl o) tuank- ablin ediucation dignlty of term of hu- provided Ju 1t wheroo L n and thut eaes r Iudivieuatiny, Al y B0 OF 10 LIS When taniioo | aad uhiud ehall e reachu A tiey will tn 1 LT prop o reatatishin to tue geand uan of - soclety, each ercatiug, nevardsi uiiar talen aud s perdrmiiong vroper nav, becaw twathe can dn best and with bis whole' Liesrt and futellcct, Aw woan av by education, moral as well Jatellectual, we con impress upon the working ciassca tlat there whouid bo in soclety the same relationetiip of parts 1o the whole, each working I 1hi 1o 1, rather than of sec in the ** human form divine, " the vroblem of Laboe and Copital will be solved, and the carth Wil becoraan kingdoin of uses for the sake of tho good to all such as bistory has never recorded. WIHAT SHALL ¥ DONE aracing Fuou Kerex 3. Quurent, Exotrwoon,—**1f Cousin Aunle and Aunt Mary come, Gracle's play-room will huve to be converted Into & bed- fom for them, 1 seo no other way," sald Gracie's ranmane, looking very gravo, ' What'n) 1 play in, then?" Qracic was gravor than her wamma, and her Jittle round face wore o decoliar, premouttory puckor. In & generous mood, Terled: *» Why, there's plenty of room In my 1oom? Bhe can Just e well have her things in there s not." So ber dolt's bureau, table, sofa, Piano, trunk, and cradlo emigrated from the sicove room to my sanctum, and the alcove room Wt muade ready for Cousin Annio and Aunt ar7. A+ preparatary move my plctures were hung a footbigker, my books wero pus upon the top Suclves of my whatuot, and my treasured zoolo- Bl and geolagical specimens were carcfully frosved, 28 1 fundiy hoped, above the reach of Geyear-old flugera or two all was peaceful, snd [ eone elf tuat [ had donea wive and luves et of selt. ontal, Unadday iah! fateful dng 1) iricic’s conrtn ¢ y e cutrln May came to vee her, aud Uracio’s - Nuwr, wy dears, run up statrsand play. " They ran. ey blayeo, | Py 2 When Teame howo that evenlag, tired from my 2118 wark and louging for the quict of my room, Seaudacape of desolation greeted me, 3y bed re- s Igulrdlluuw-fluh of much-united and lon tufieriag snow, wheroon the pillows, a8 the cu bmruunz\'lyllnlll. wero batunced upon the head- b 7d My cholcest fusil Dirschiopods and tomaea rested l?ulll the toor beatde Urss .uuunum-unu Uinderella's parasol, My p .;l:fll Bufohad escaped from hils slcobolie bath Maneliting pracerully crect upon a cliair at Piauo, while iy micrascope, evidently iy 1 dove duty ag an engine. was fastened by 3 4t bonne itige totoe atove-leg. 1 aighed, voin I weatdown (o' dinner, Gracle's. mamma sy iu radiant anirits, ana Uraclo herwelf was 50 w:'uely contemplative revarding ber beef mad 10 that | had uo hieart tu wentlon tho catas. mopnc? Yb-stulnsand cbange the spirit of thule Fany .Z B0 we conversed {ndiderontly about the amn Expusition, the yellaw fever, the Chinese \uc, #3d Lie new shade for evening wear, i a8 nizhi [ awakened suddvoly wiih o scream of hdul::"wn wy hivs, Bomething cold and dresdful ek acbed my band! 1 geached tallm:\nlro\u, 1ro Eravving the unknown horror, threw fi tar < ml. In the wunuy mormng, ay § butioned Viicgote Laaw tn a remote coraer o wmall tn .“\ mf." bad ot rested there when 1 zeured. b red. Not w week before 1 hud glven it to acie, and the words WITH Cindere foereli it * Fur My Pet” were can- NN‘:W. Ui it 1o daree blue letiers, Idressed fna by lative wood. and breakfasted fu silenc ayapied to my work, tGracla inquired, **May I lopshih Your nagruscobu a Iittle wild to-day ! 1 aaly U3 thows Tenses wers safey and 1esia ,m!r-i (\t-. dear, if you can find it." Ab, that I; ny e clause:” blie luoked for i found the thplow | moury my microscope a4 **one of ;lhk\.’l uat were, At Stary and Cously An longer, “Gratie b think of the daye to coma. This b steluy of spools from oue of my Tegard o EUTtuBute, i3t i3, that § have sulicent oua clp ) ¥PIual coluwn 1o put both plllows hy Ol BLBIGhLY Aud, as | o Onderuila’s” crade, Wi Bpep 1080 strip, W € inte QY apeeup, uds to’ paste le seem likely to l'.l{ uot moved, and wrlte, Gracie sits lacidly tearing pink t ch I contidently supboss e Y as labels upon sume of ‘Ut \What shall be dune with Graciu? o MODERN LANGUAGES. thorg LML BLiwnixg, BLoowineTos.~To T I;o contemplaty studying Latin or Gennan b m: ate my experience, fn tho hupy that they 7 m‘b«enumy duscouraged by what elihor Tharg i OF Peygotsy have aaid upoi tha subject. truggled with thesa languages for a fow i "rkfl Bave yet uever had say cause 10 think Kl apted: At they wora taught la our B Uu nover intereated me os much as dor- R succeatully basdle & loag, dimicalt Latin clanen swas swith me o matter of pride. owng to that_branch of my rehiool wark. 1 fecl that certain_grammatical rules, which otlierwlee nlght have hoen neglected, have been neilicned, an hat iny vocabulary of words las veen in- e Ther o many Germand In this district thata knostledze of their Jangnage 1+ axeful n any walk of iife. “Many danhie with 1L and arcompish noth. ing, but the” fanlt ia In themeelves, 10 America, among American famiiies, one anould not exirct 10 hecome master of the (ierman langoage in three months, nor oven in three years, 1 cannot yet aperk German ficently, but. the ‘ocearions] prac- tieal nae of i1, and the bleasars derived thereirom, :m\f morn than repaid me for my exertlons spent n that direction, WIHl_ganie one who knows teil ma_something aboat the treatment of the canna and day-lily? lio they need to no potted? Do they requite rest, and if 50, when? As they are new plants Lo me, | know not how to care for them. HOME POR THE FRIENDLESS, Frax CaLta Liey, ERoLgwoon.— ¢ Faith, hope, and charity, and the greatcst of these (s charlty.” Boepake one ycars ago. Not only In bestowing alms fs charity great, but In being charitable to one fellow-belngs, closing our cyea and ears to their many shortcomings, 611 their liyen with awectnens, speak approving, cheering words while their earn can hear them, Theflowers that we Intend to send” for their coffina wo must scnd to brighten and sweeten their homes beforo thoy leave them. If wecan speak no good, spesk no il repeat no scandal, snd avold goseip, 1tis the duty of every\| onsto examino herown condnct and correct her own errors. Thers are many persons who would not for the world tella falseli et they will eternaliy achieme to prodace falso impressions on the minds of othars respecting facts, character, and opinions, ¥ 1 believe the editor has kindly published Jettars from different contributora representing (thele pot charitablo inatitutionw, and 1 wish to ¥peak of mine, being more Intimately acquainted with the Home of the Friendlesa and its workings than any of the others. Its dours ara slways opcn to hame- leas and frlendless women and children, and many have been kindly cared for, ‘I'here mln‘ A young £irl hinn found protection from all that ia bad; many 1,g0r mothee who I no whure to o lies gon there witn her liltle nnea and been kindiy assisted and, oh, ro many poor little discarded walfs have hoen recelved ana given the care thelr unnatual mather rdenled them, and 1 know Mies I3, —~oncof the lady ofMcers—has 8 warm spot In hee heartanda kind, solt-spoken word for ever) Providing for family as thoy:nlready haveis no nd | know that Tho llome depattment la read tar and near, city and country, by mnn‘ veople, and if ench readér of this articlo will send ticir mite Lo the Home of the Fricndleas, Mrg., J. Grant, Matron. 911 Wabash aven wi) be gratelully recelved, —avorn clothing, tabies, eggn, bitter, and fruite,—unythini ever #o amail. The' express companles packages utiler 100 pounds irec. Good deeds are productive of good frlenda, **DIED--THE REV. C, C. PfiflsbNS, MEM- PHIS, TENN e who wonld sing a hero's decda In that resounding lofty straim, Or In that o magnetic vein, That stirs the biood of hitn who reads, Must be himseif o hero, Then Liow can sou loak to e fo say Tho trath of ene who lies to-day Dead, to the sorrow of all menY How can 1, altting in the snn, Unknuwn to sorrow or tu mrife, Write fitly of that wondrous liie 80 Itke 1o that miost Gudly Une? 1did not know bim. Yet for me, And all land-loving, Joyo! ones, * 1ig bravely atond heride his gaus Al won a dloody victory, ‘With that rare valor and atrong will Tt dares all danzers and brares all, Jle auswered 1o lila conntry's call Atstony Creck and Perryvillo, T did not know him, Yet1my 1lis noM-forgutting bravery, His deeds of valor, were for met I give hin pratse at this Jato day, But not for we, but for all men, On tleldn of death, though not of blood, Withdanuer on eacth haud, e stoad Alone bealde his guns ayatn— Alone and loyal to the end, s etrength, hi« very life, ho cave ‘To cownfort, succor, and (o save Tits foe, who, vanguished, Wi bis fricud, 8o much of Chriet §n that T dnd, 1 nold hm henceforth in wy bears, 1n htin oswn tempie sut auart, A hero and a God combined. Iglory In a ife ke hi Whose simplest act That any creed of you 5 T glory that It was—andd is, Bat, while ¥ glory, aif untidden L (rom tho soul'y salt wacred springs, Where Sorrow sits witl folded winge, And ali our holiest thoughts are hidden, !l)kum well forth, and flow, sud fall, ot for the dvnd. whosa death ta Life, Bus 101 the brother, bahes, and wifo Of one who was their all in all, © God! 1o know no calls, no crics, Tin banda reachicd upward inte apace, Lan bring back or resiors that face, For one vrief glauce of hungry eyes! Go think of long and dreary years ‘Fhat promise nanght of comlort. vave "I'nat eacl ona nearer briuzs the grava! Hero, Doath, thy victory aypears, 0 mournlng wifet whose lonely lot 1t {u to #it al night and weop’ Ly Labes who cry out fu tholr aleep For one twho Aears, but cometh not; To fold them In fone arms, that ache With emptiness aad loss, and learn, Throuxh angulshed hours, how licarts may yearn, And starye, aud'bleed, and yet not break! O stricken brother at tho North ! ‘W bose dreame sre bauntod by & grave ‘Whero mock-birds sing aud cedars wave— For you my teats flow freely forth, The pain of those who lonaly sit And look along Life's westert slops, No longer lit by love or Liove, 1 know—bat who cau writa of Jtt And while, In sorrow for yo Yglva you pity's fullest oy 1 yet do bold you blest judeod Whase right it {e'lo mourn such Joss, How can I, quafiing golden wine Of love and peace, uct knowing strife, Write fitly of ghat bero's lite? 1t necds a mighticr hand than mine, Mavisun, Wis, KLLa WuzaLzn, e — A SPOOL COTTON, Among the notalle oxhibiteat the Expositlon, now lu full tide of success(ul progress, is tho booth of J. &I, Coats, the colebrated thread manuface turers, who have msde their name a household, word for the last three gencrations, Theiraiz-cord #pool cotton, In Its strengili, durability, and fnish, cannut be surpassed. It 1a made | every concelv- able calor, cosrsa enough or fine cnough for every eful and orusinental purpose, and has loug beena favorite with the public. 1thasbecnindorsed by tue great expositions In this country and Barope: The one in London in 180:2; Farls, 1807: Vicona, 1873; Centenntal at Philadolphis, 1870, At each of these It secured a medsl forits excellonce, dura- bility, and streogth, Tha award st the Centonnisl was given In the following language: **Coami- mended for superior strength sud excellent quality of spool-cotton.” This sward was plvem by the suthority of the United SHtates Centenainl Uom- mission, A, T Qoshors, Director Generat, The Now York agents, Mesurs. Auchincloss Dros., have Just received a cable telogram an- popucing tho fact that Messrs. J, & I Costs bave been awarded the gold medal for thelr spools cotion by thu judges at the Pal xbibltion. The factorles of the frm established Yn Paw- tocket, In this conntry, where they employ sizteen or seventeen hundred haads, snd in Patsley, Scot- 1and, where Bir Pator Coats, the head of the firm and family, resides, and s widely known for his geve philautbropy, which Queea Vietoria ac- knowledged by kaighting him & fow ycars ago. Ouly & short tine ago ko was an honored guest In this eity, and by his courteous diguity won many friends, 1t bas slwaye been the effort of this firm Lo secure success by deservingit, and It has been 1o that way thet thoy bave vecured such an euvla. ble reputation for the articles shey manufacture. The bost goods can Le made only out of the best materisl, aud, knowiog this, the Messrs. Coats use the best Bea lsland cotton for their thread. This aud the great care used in Ita manufactare is what renders **Coats' mpool cotlan' the favorite with the matrons of thid country, and e¢nables them to retaln thelr brade agatust s}l opposition. —————— Ex-Sonator Fomieroy and the Greenback. From a Sveech delivered ok Iincatha, Kan, | MMr. Pomeroy told how the greeubark came to bo fssucd, How bunself and w Cougressman from Butfalo, N. Y., weut with Becretary Chuso ta New York to borrow $7,000,000; and how on this trip they urged tha ** Rreeuback question upon Becretary Chase, who opposed ft. tow ho tinally adopted 1t, and how green was chosen as the color, becauss It could pot be photo- wruphed: how he (Poiocruy) was sent to New York by 8ecretary Chase Lo buy the patent of & chroma greew, then recently juvented (tho grecn vow used ou bills sod postago stamps), the wreeus fu use at thag thne belug arscole colors, aud poisouvus. And, TIE COURY Assigning a Lease-=-Dr. Aikin's Case, Record of Judgments, New Sulls, Diserces, Criminal Bosiness, Ete. 4 The motion to dissolve tho lajunction In tie ' ease of Jlurlbut ve. Kantzler and the Board of Educatlon came up again yesterday morning be- fore Judge AMoore. Messrs. Hkinner and Chandler appeared for Turlbut, Messrs. Wood- bridge and Bianke for Kantzler, and Sidney Smith for the Board of Education. Mr. Woodbridge contended that the bill on its face showed no equity. It set up a coutract for the arsignment of a school lease, and then shawed that that school lease provided that no assigiment should bs made without the con- sentof the Board of Education. The Court could see that such a contract could mot be snecdfleally enforced; it was an Indispensable prercquisite to & decrc for specific perform- ance that the defendant was unable to perform, The present bill showed that he had no ability to perform, and could only do 10 by getting the consent of the School Bosra, s body over which he had no control. On the part of the coniplainant It was con- tended tbat, althougl the bill disclosed the fact that the consent of tho Board was a condition precedent to Kantzler’s right to assiga, yet if was necessary for the defendants to set up fn the amawer that tho assignment could not be obtained. The alfidavit of Mr. L A. Hurlbut was also read, In which he set up the facts under which he bought the lense. Ho was first applied to to lend Kantzler 830,000 with which to crect bulidings, but refusced, and Kantzler then offored to sell the lease and wot tenants to take the building when completed. By the written contract, inwovcer, the provis- fons as to the tenanta were omitted. Judge Moore sustalned the motion to dis- solve the injunction, saying that the bill on its faco showed no cquity, ~ Thero was no power to coeree the judgment of the Behool Board, be- enuse it was an independent body, and had a right to consent or withhold its consent to any sasigninent that might be proposed, and, being supreic so for aa that was concerned, no spe- citic performance of the contract could be de- creed, 1€ the chool Board: had cbuscnted to ah asslgnment a differcut question might bave Deen preacnted. The complalnants then obtained leave to amend, and flied an amendment charging that Kantzler vever made sn opplication to the Board fur an asslgmnent, but on the contrary, for the purpose of defeating the propused as- slznment to Huribut, sxreed to assign to Criclly & Biatr, ‘Thero was danier that an- application might be made to the Sclicol Board to have that lease conflrmed, ‘This leaves Kantzler with the rlaht to gu on and sell to Crlelly & Blalr, and it is uniteratood they are ready to crect a four-story bullding Immediately.” The properly in question leased ‘to Kantzler Ison the east side of Dearborn street just south of the Jonrnat Building, TRE AIKIN CABE. . The argument ou the motion for Injunction in the caso of * Dr."” Atkin va, The State Board of Health was resumed yesterday morning be- foro Judge Willatns, baving becu postponed from Wednesday. Mr. M. ¥. Tuley, on behalf of the defendants, made the first onrument. Iie suid that there were certaln conditions imposed as o prerequi- site to a povsician’s Ymucmz here. By taking out a certificate Atkla bound Linsell 1o abide Ly the rules imposed, and one wus that i1 he abould bo gullty of unprolessional conduct hite license should be revoked, It was delegated to the Board of Health to declde what was unpro- fesslonal conduet, It wasa fraud for any one to gay that he kuow or conld cure ult discases. Alkin's advertisement that he could cure all chironicdiseases wasa falschood, and, ns fu might deceive some, tho State had a right tosnteriere | and protect any from befog deceivod, Tho Leg- islaturs had aright tosay whoshould deciie what was ungrofessional, und they had dele- gated that power to the State Board of Health 08 the most competent. ‘Lhg ellect of the bill, A suceesaful, would be to take this discretion- ucrv power from the Board aud confer it on the ourt. Tho action of tho Board dld not violate the coustitutional limitation, for It certaluly. afd not deprive fm of lite or liberty Lo revoke his Jcenae, Nelther dfi it take away his uroperty, but ouly limited the use ot i, snd the Bupreme Court had deefded that the Legislature bad al- ways excretsed the right of regulating prop- crty'and {ta use. Depreciation of the value of ‘property was not proliibited uunless the deprivi tion was total destruction of value, Tho right to practiee medicine fn this Stalo was ouly o legislative privilege granted on certain condi- tions, 1f a physiclan refuses of his own motion to comply wita those conditfons he certulnly could not bo said to bo deprivea of bis property without due process of law, 3 Mr. €, A, tiregory thien followed o the clos- g l} nent ol behalf of the complainuat, re- freratlng and expanding the arghiuents made by him Wednesday,—that ,tha certiticate was property. and that the revocation of it, when there was no condltlon n jt that it ahaald be revoked, was a deprival of property without due process of law, $ The Judyre then took the case under adviso. ment, and will probably decide it~ the first of next week. TIIE PROTECTION LIFK. In thoCriuninal Court yosterday Judes Rogers decided tho motlon made tha otber day for an additional bill of particulars ju tho case of the Protection Life-Insurancs Company,—the Peo- ple va. Wood ct. al, The Judse sald he had ex- amined the indictment and the bllt of particu. lars furnished by the Btate’s Attorvoy, and was satisfled that they wero sufficiently expliclt to {uform all the ~ defendants to .the par. tleular charges to ba brought agatnst each of them, Some of the counts of the indictment wure very general, and others wers, specitic euouch; and the particulars of tho charges fur- uished were as spectilc a8 was ever required in special counts, and that was all that was ro- uired. +The Btate’s Attorney conld hardly be moro specitic, and tho defendants—the officers —wera tamlllar with the bouks, and Wood sl Kelloge bad made a tnorough exumination of thens, and -could not, theretore, e taken by surprise by auy evidvce that wileht bo futro- duced on the trial as to the falslty of theso bouks, or the reports based upou them. Tue motlon was, thercfore, overruled, Mr., Bwett took au exception for Mr, Wood, ihe valy defendant whomn ho represented. TUE STENCHES. In the Criminal Court yesterday morning, Judge Rogers decided the question as to wheth- er not ho now'hiad the right to order the ubute- ment o the nuisence at the Stock-Yards which Sberwin & Co. had been convicted of croating aud malntaiolug, hen this cass was trica st & prior term of Court, the dofenaants werc convicted of having maintalned & nuisance, and a line of §23 was tmposed. On the same day a rule was made on the defendants to show cause why on order ahould not us made for tho abotement of the nuleance, and that rule was continucd until a subsequent term of Court. In unswer to the rule, the defendants reststed tho arder to gbate upol the ground, smupg vthen, that, if oy, order of abatement could .be made, {t should have beon entered At the time of ecuterfug tho judgment, and made s part of . it, “ond that it wus 100 late to make such au order uftera judgment of tlne and costs bad beenrendered. ‘This polut Judge Rogers sustalns, citlng various authorl- e According to hiin, the language of tue act belng * when the conviction is bad,” it shoyld be construed as it it yead an osder of abatement way be mado at the time judzment is reudered or a conviction fs had. 11" says the Judye, * tho nuisance is still continued, the defendauts are Hablo to be again indicted, and to the inereased ang new penaltios provided for by tho statute onu g second conviction.' ‘The Judge's concluding remarks seem to have beew antivipated, for it was ouly & few days uzo that & unew indictmeut was returncd awulnat Bherwin & Co. Alter all, gotwithstanding the delays of the law, thers is resson to believe m‘:e‘a’l‘? Bridgeport stenchies will be eveutually abal ¥ DIVORCES. g Mary E.Eiterman llcd her LI yesterday, askiug for a dlvorce from her husbaud, John F. Eiterman. 8)ie was married to bl in October, 1849, but obtadued @ divorce frqm Ll May, 1560, on the ground of cruelty and druukenness, Tu December following b camng to her aud prom- fsed that be would never driuk any more, “and aaked ber to lmur{‘ Lim agaln, Bbe did so, and for several years they Hved happlly, but be sub- seguently began nis old habits and alsg began abusing her und threatenlug to klll ber, e owns No. 413 North Wells strect, where sha keepsacoal and wood otllce, aud alio owns otber property, aud sho ssks for a divoree, and an lujunctlon to orevent ber husbaud frow ine terferlug withs Lier property, * % Carrly C, Wallace ulso wantsa divoico from bu;lllullblml, John H. Wallsce, oo the ground of adultery. %Y. Judue Moore yesterday aruuted s decreo of divoreo to Georeisna T. Yaatls from Jawes A, Yaatts, for desurtion, ITEMA - . Judge Jamcson will call Judiq Gury’s ducked SATURDAY. OCTOBER durfsg his abvence in the Criminal Conrt, and nil’see cascs on either common Jaw dockat wiil hu' l‘m:l on the dates sald cases were set for trial. To<ay Tndze Jameson will have n peremptory eall of all motions for new trisl. dudies Moore, Witliams, and Farwell will hear default easea ta dar. udgcea Uary, Booth, and MeAliister will hear motlone, e County Board cases occupled all day be- fore Judege tlorlan vesterdav, and werc con- ctuded late m the afternvon, Mr. Hay, of Bpringfichl, making the closing arzuwment. They were then taken unGer sdvisement. Judga Harlan s}l not_hear any more cares, Monday he will deliver_opinlone,” and Tuesday he will leaye to 2o to Washiagton, Bradiord Hancork wae yesterdar aopoivted Assfgnes In baukruptey of Delmore Elwell, Mainr Weinsclienck ‘was appointed Assignee of Moyer (iuettel. ‘The comporition meeting of Kugene B. Myers 1n set for Oct, 19, Discharzes were Issued to Johu and Jerewnlah A. Spiilard. UXITRD STATES COURTS, The [aywood Hubber Comnany hegan a suft yesterday for $0,000 against Samuel Goldman. CIRIMIXAL COUKT, Arthur Banson, on trial Thursiday for burg- lary, wan found gullty and given onc year in the Penitentlary, Clark Penny pleaded guilty to lsreeny, and scntence was suspended. Anton Stack has been found eullty of burg- Tary and given one vear In the Penitentlary. August Btickweli and Fritz Rudneck” were tried for larceny and ncquittesl. John Mason and Jsmes Galpin were on trisl for robbery, THE OALYL NONDAY, Jupon 1TanLAN—Opinions, 4 Jubcz BLowirTr—(jeneral busines JUDuE Ganr—(icea fo 1he Criminal it JUDar daureox—Takes Judge Gary's place snd ealls 110 20 un Calendar No, 1. Junoz Moonr—Contented motions, Tuesday 7, 8, and D on new calenda: * . Junae Rougns-—-3otions, Tuesday, 1 (o 28, In- clnsive, on his new calendar, 3, 45 to 50, Inclusive. dunare Booti—10, 41, Nocano an teiat, Jdunur MeALLIATER—Sel cases term Nos, 1,371, Hayes vs, U 20 & Northwestern Italrosad t'om- pany, and 2,450, Kehoe ve, Gralism: also caien- ar Nos. to 270, incl except 47, Li4lg, 210%, 40, 243, 442, and 245, No. 21k Ten vo. Gerhardy, on trinl, Junor PALwEtd—General buainens, Junaz WitLiaxa—tleneral busincss, JUDGMENTS, Burenton CounT—CoxrEanons—Etephen White vs, Einil Horner, $0,070,437. —John Haprecht vs. Emil Harner, 31,088, 84, . Citerir Corhr—/unar Bootii—John Waldweiler va. Sophia Iticke; vordiel.—Charles Bruschie va, Witlisu Vous; verdict, $01. " 1LLINOTIS SUPREME COURT. Orrawa, UL, Oct. $,—S8upreme Court pro- ceedings: MOTIONS DECIDED, 208. I, C, Slewart et al. va. C. C. Mamford; time extended rix days for appeliee to file vricls, 31, Jamea Langley ct al. v, City of Chlcagos motian uverruled, ; 427, Tuowad Delver et al, ve. 3. W. Ford etal.; titme extended ten daya (o file briefa. 3. Anna Leupold ‘ve, Fred K time cxtended to the 12: raine; reliearing: 2l Inst. for appellunt to file . Bonth Pack Commistlonera vs, Francls Dune levy: time cxtended to the 15th imet, tor appel- lant to tile briefe. 474, Hyde rark va, J, Borden et nl. ; tim tended four davs (o file ubatracts and oriers. 310, Hyde Tark ve, N. Corwithi appea) dia- missed ana leave given to withdraw record, sb- stracts, ahd bricfs, 251, A, Fisher va, 11, W. Rogers, Jr., et al. ; or der of attirmania et aside, . 474, Uydo Park vx, Jotin Norden et af. ; on mn- tion of detendant i errorthe wrlt of error was Gis. wiseed for want of jurisdiction. aua leave given to withdraw recard, abstracta, mnd briefs, . 388, J, llinterberzer ve. 8, Weindler; motion by spoctice 1o dismies appeal for want of Jurisdiction s court. q o ex- Gage; order of # frme A 4138, Mark Kimball, Cdilector, va. Merehants Bavinus, Loan & Trust Company; cutse advanced to this day's call. NEW MOPIONS, 370, G. Wincock et al.’va. V. A, Tarpin: mo- tlon by utid for tine 1o fle abstracts sud briefs, 476, H. V. Valleste ve, J¢ M, 1111: on motion of appeiles the apueal was dismisred ond leave glven to srithdraw record, e 420, On wmotion_the th!Enl wae dismissed on shott record, with 10 per cént damazes, One advisement dacket dppesl wan dismisscd a8 per stipuiation on'dle, ¥ 202, Iliinois, Liny Conrity vs, Roselle 3, llough; I matlun by appelice for q‘lun-lun of time to llnl olv. r‘i’l’l‘ Chicago & Towa Jiatiroad ve, Willlam 3. Nuasell: motion fo set 'fi’illn the urder of alirm- l ants ani ! o e, {6 A, Peytonetal. s on motlon of appellant the giipeal was dismleded and Icave given to withdraw ritborda, caLL ov Tl vockRT, a21 H{do Park vs, Tbmas W, Terry ot al.; dinintosed. . James . Murvhy,ct al. ve. Willlam ¥, Cofehour et al. 3 ) stands un motion, ;Yn ve, Edward £, Will- i u’.’:’.lJl;ll . betnls “21, Thoman Allel 1123, Novel Blalr va, Jaijon N, teading et al.; dinmtneed, 110, Efisha C. Spragus jvs. Willlam T. Uoope; diemleeed, W 477, Elmer Dohanan el al, Major 8. Bo- Jatiancd, LKL Preacott va, llzabeth Careoll; die- miseed, 0. R, P, Rhlssler vs. Peoplo ex rel. Chariton M, Gregory; laken, 10, 8nsan Curey v, Urfal Mack et al. ; taken. )L, Jesss Tloyt et ‘al. va. Cilleago, Burinzion Quinicy ltatirond Company; urzued and taken, & Fred fenkel ve. Julls Heyman; taken, i I&Emln Uity Baok vs Waldo K. Eaton; af- 1 ; a4, Francis C 8, Hourd of Trustecs Touninlp . Ha aken. 2135, Mary Houfca ve. Georgo L, Schultze; dis- 0, Jobn Ollver et al, vu. Roea A. Fureeater; belog argued. - 8 nd; 1 NOT YET! Not yet, O Heart, does lifo dircloso bcfore tiea e aweetnese and it tragranee manifold ; Tiht au s Hly-Lud, thie snowy pictals 1ide fast the heart of gold, Not yet tho crescent mwoon doth cleave tho dark. ness, Amd n\\“e'.lll, pole atars gleam allver through the nights S Dark {8 the sky with cloud, aud storm, and tem- Test, And vauquished all the light, Not vet are pain, and toll, and strugzle over; ‘T'he tlght 14 but bewun, and thon muagwrestle (n the barren desert, "Neath borulng sun, Anguish and bitterness shatl be thy portion, (3 tendor itenrt of nine! And thou must tread the wine-press of despairing Befurg comes F'eaco diviue. And all the days will bea Lunlen grisvoos; N Aflda‘nrllh?lt tay lllllll(':n. Il‘rh{ i i No bud nor btovus will hallow nfe's griv patliwa; With scout sad color sweet, =iy Y But nuulu day, somo duy, Heart of mine—be patient * Thy dresin whall all comd truet Lito will bu stiorified with wong and biossom, And siles of blue, Aad Tove will hald ihee In 1ia sweet abiding, And Peace will come witl fair beliests Be patlent, paient, loart, iur kuow deapairing— Sume day lnou shalt dna rest. Fanxy Daiscorr, YE LEAVES THAT FALL. hot f2ll from branches o'er me,— Yo leaves of brown and rod Tuat covee all tha path befurs me, Aud sustle at iy trvad— Tl‘mllxh yo may whelm the Summer-Qowere, Aud 18l bllla night and day, Ye cannol hide, O Jealy showers, Uns uew-made miound awuy, Yo loas, O mellow suulight, softly sifting 1n amber patches O barvest-moon, in own— enco dnfting Abuve thy sleoping towan—- Ye csnnot light with all your sbinlog, lowever o miY whine~ Ye cuanot lght all yoar shinlng This skadowed path of mine. Ye mirrored waters, stilly gleamlog— Ye skiow of traugabl bive — Ye smoxy hills, 1 purple dreaming— 1 fiad no peaca {n you, And O ye leaves (rom branches o'er me— Ye leaves of browu and red— 8o lonely lics tho path beforv me, To'en wisi 1 wera dead, 7 Ciaurss Nosis GRzuony, Wall for His Widdy, estan trateller, 1t 1s reported that the Kiug of Burmah s 0. Whereupon George Washington Childs Wail for the Kiog of Barmah— We thoushit his bealth was tiruer, And vavled Blw s happy royal lot; But slas! be's unly moctal— e Las soughit the golden portal, Aud gous v wevt tue lute Aknoond of Swal. Rapacity. . Buntetfs. ‘The rapacity, the shatneiess rapacity, of some oplo s dugustiug. lere ld a ey i Helooa, ou., worth 80,000, who recently died aud lett every dollar of bis wealth to Lis wile sud cltldrvus Aud sevon lawyers (o the town, two. " THE PUZZLERY' CORNER, (Original eontribations will be publisbed In this Aepartment. Correspondents will please aend their real ntmeawith their noma de plums addreseed to **Puzrlers’ Corner." Answers will bs published 1he following week. | ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK'S PUZZLES, No. 450, [ L n R e 1 b3 A A 4 e R A RPE AT OFP M v U A E L F R E B ¥ 3 No. 431, No. 434, won gt P NEWEDL ARE A NEVER 8 EAT HEGAL PATE KESTOM — =2 No. 455, No. l’fi‘ . Steeiyard, KtLp No. 454, WAREM Dannebrog. PIRATES e PETIT No. 477 MoE T lascrutabie. No. 45R, Banker Iill, Manasear, No_ 453, rard C 7 it Shiloh, Cancord, % ANY hel, Ticonneroga, New ANNA 1mlun , Brandyw) RY AL ) cows, ecow Bangor, brogan: scats gander, wel camps, acamp; parks, spa danger. MALTESE CROS3—NO. 460. L R Y . P T S Y . LI N R S Y . . e ¢ s 0 0 e P oo oe o e v oe s « s 0 a0 . e e 00 I T I T A « 080 . o e s s *® o s 0 "a s LI I PR PR . s '.‘Ol.llll L . e e 6 s a0 e s . . Top—A native of one of the United States; morudely: a seml-mielal; & mark; consnmied; s vowel, “Hottom—Temper: estraction: thoota: to twist; a pronoan: a8 vowel. Left—False; reputa- tlon:'n cup; valie: au atom: & vowel, Right— Capable of receiviuie a atamp; W compute; 8 com- munication: strong; a cersus'a consonant. From top Lo hottom, extinctlons; from lelt to right, an anelent city of Asia Minor. Neexan, Wia Itosmix Corrox, DIAMOND, CKOSS, AND SQUARE—-NU, 461 - - 5 ox e . e . LI IS R A ] “ L “ LA O . - consonant; next, 8 vowel: Arst word trouble: - next, cannlugs vowelt Top lettar, [ RIOMBOID—; A heap; not the sa - Dawn—1n Youngeter malicios doity: fanifliar tai gulod; an’ avbreviation of drectio; in lrother Jackaox, Mich. M AW, DL GEOGRAPIICAL _ RIGNT-ANGLED TRIAN- GLE—NO, 483, Down—In Wyomlug; & river in Rues antiquily In Paloatine: a villa frame: legend a prepositions mler: 0 depend: a cltyof County, Nevaca: a coanty o Ireland: & town in Allegha. ny New Vork; & auclent country of North Africa, Perpendicalst down, s city in Wis consin; hypotenate, & town in Queen's County, New York, N Cucauo, Youxuaten, BQUARE nznt—:nzb‘?'n CORTAILED-XO, . Tetead and curtall words of the followinz sig- nltentlons and leavo 8 squara word: Inviolable;a f'k'll{; & three-legged wtool; to curve a secoud ne, - Yevroy, 1, BQUATE WOID— Slent; o wild bull; a vea bird. CHICAGO, Russ, NUMERICAL ENIUMA-NO, 408, Tam comuosed of _eleven letters, nud sm 2 ves- 8¢l for olding water. My 1, 10, i, 8, le found {n moat check-books, My 2, 4, 11, 6, 7, 14 n character iu David Cop- perlei My 5, 0, 8, ls a woaden vosucl, Cincauy, OLp Sawr, NUMERICAL ENTGMA—-NO. 407. Ism composed of ten letters, spa am & book much songhtafier, 1, 4, 10, s feserved, 4. s an anfmal, Wy b 2 T dreion, # u prepos uu’u L‘u\:x'n’l. IK.G Capr Cotx. NUMERICAL ENIGMA ~NO. 408, Iam composed of alx lctiers, sndam a hasty pudding, My 1,2, 0, feaplant, 4, B, a {0 rem) Paarreviets, W CHARADE-NO. 400, A Whithor art vz, my fne hitle fellow? ow brigh your eyes,and how brown is your K ++ 0 most nobla first.J have scarce time ta tell you, am Ay g for life—th & fog ou my track; "Twas anrely wy sccond [ huard, just tale witute, In my nelghooring third, snd It bodes me no o Towngan, pe. B1, Zain! There fs threstealng In J1; iie me away 1o my own uative wood 1" Dixox, 11 ENENA CuaNacua, CORRESPONDENCE, Comet, clty, Jacks_twa spokes to completo the wheel, wnd_sblyes Nos, 451, 432 45, 434, und 438 correctly, ‘Thanks arereturned (o Comet for puxxied sent, ‘Tyro. clty, {s unable to ** corral " Dennis Kear. ney's platform fu No. 453, and the ** velled and batfling face ** of th charado Is bevond bls ken. Ha wrestled with the rest succewsfully, judglng from hix note. Lex, eity, sends bis usasl neat list of answers, and tiscy ure Jost as tro reaching, Lizht was Lte quota, I wonld 0 bevn ten Lot (or the necrutable ways of the Dixen lsdy and the ** Dannebrog " from Ushkosh, * Jtose Maylie, Evanston, 1I1., saccesefully un. raveled weven of the kuots. 453, 430, and 437, having 100 wany taueies 1o suit ber, Hei fi::"m waa socely tried ou th chirade, aud sh ! the o vuh“no human eye ™ can wakv 14 out except e Frances Constant, city, lally constructs ¢’ wacel, aud dnds out the answers Lo il the i bus the ordir of kulyltbiod and the coarade, 10 ghe Jatter uf which **I-roe-lsud * 1 given ss a Euoss, quare vent will be published for the entleman's benent, Uappy Thouzht, Freevort, 11l., makes snothor of her ton-atrikes, Suawering cach one with as wmuch gnse 83 Lhough an wavance copy of this weok's Corper bad beea sent (o Frocpoft for the lady’s tnspection, er fatluzes bavo been fow aud far between during The Corner’s Hifetime, Mappy Jack, clty, whevls 1010 liua with Russ' Empyrean tire, but b tires bimeol! oat befors ho cete through Aith the remaluder. and be blames tudden, Tuwbvad, Mivs E. ., and if. B, D, for his fallures. Ho thinks Lie wou't ba Haopy Jack long 3f the puzzies sre uot eusior Lo fathow, 1L, B. D., Datikosh, Wis., jucloses elght sa- | swers, snd rejolces exceediogly that be Las be able (0F once Lo cepture oue of Mise B, xlew, This e rightly cousiders » festber cap. o was lost fnthy ** Itudden's square. For (wisiers seut, plcase ace cept Losuk: Encns Chanagea, Dixon, 11)., les 00 wargln for Mr. Critic to find fault wiih. 13as01 was 3 diticult ooe, but the pupil meste: word for aud letice for letier, the 1 to nutica it of U, 1k, and yopposes Curnerites will soou be scut Ssling aguln for somo of the Hooslur's Suny fellows. Miss C. bas one more of her goad onee (u this uumber, un which depeuds fl'a.“' of Towhead's suustacbe. Kazor, Mr,Tow- ca irk, Cairo, alrk, O 1. writes from Aunps, ML, to ul With snsw o of the 1, 432, 451, 404, sud 434, utry was duu £0 8 deelre 10 a0 man,” sud not because Se wasafrald of Bronze Jobz, ~at lcaat Lidt's whal Lu says, Woeu o « s [y wpyrean ™ whoel and | 2 1) over, something elss in heard be- side *‘epidemic,” ' fumigste,” **quarantine," efe., hawill retnrn to Exypt's Capltal and report Troniarly thereafier. Jlia hand 12 ostatretched for & friendly shake with Brother Ike, Eff Altch, Pond da Lae, Win., reeing_the tawn acrons the Iake ro ably represented by the mighty Poplar, thinke the second eity ought (o have a show, And, from the Initial tetter of Eff Allch, it 13 jndged he will keep his end up. The new-comer from ond dn Lac tonnd & lack of onty three, - heel, Chic's eqnare word. and” '‘Danne- lienida, Champalgn, 11).. hat been 8 lang abeent contributar, but he videntty not forgntten The Corner, for he pnis in an_apocarance ofice more with anawerns 1o nearly all last week's quotd, jnst nm? on the ** [nacrutahle "' and **Dannebroz. The K. of P, extends him & right roval greetiny, and hopes he wiil not be sach & stranger, Heunldn 16 welcome any day. BrotherTke, South Bena, Ind., remarks, by way of introdnction, that ** the twisters of were excelient, and some of them firnt-cla A charade and Towhead's inzenlons enigma were 88 g00d 88 | ever saw,™ Hrother Jke threaded his le succeselully through the mazes of the laby- rinth, and from tbe lofty ** Empyrean' to the lowly **gander " his answers éinsv A No. 1. B, Platteville, \Win,, wants to know If she is nat entitled (o & place among the aesd onea of the clase }nll week, iecause Len AnAwers nre sent. B in ually amany the top unes, bit there s jnat one fallnre tnis week, and Misd Enena 1a the great first canse of it To the ‘-incratanle® charade **Corn-cob-mesl * 1e went, and the Iady will sce at once on receipt of Tne Cornor that that was **von grande mistake. " Tanhead, Paiton, 111, saya: **1t Ina fact indse. pntadle, Irrefuiable, wnd immntable that 437 1« *Inncratsble,’ -by ihesa hilts, or I'm a_ viliain 1 Thuo'et fio villain, Towhead, for thy himgn eye hax piarced the vell that o many mor- tals huve tricd in vain to fathom ere they climb the rd- money siaire, [le anirers the rhumoold, the diamond, and 8o xome of the battles and trins. positions. Now, then, Tdwhead, there's 3 little chatade in thisfsaue for your hrncft. Voplar, Oshkosb, Wis., weigued each pnzrle alnzly and anewcred nine, ~the ** batance in hand ™ only helog found waniing, ‘The words of & popu- Iar song are whzlitly alicrcd by the lady (0 suit the jon “*anir sinet onty ninet=: Vovlar watle tn dojefot wiiae., **Uniy niue? only ninel™ More than this I can’t divine, Enng, eity, in apparently satisfied with the onc annwer nde, for ** poctic* Justice 1a dune in 1hat case: Dennis Kearoey's piatform Is nothing but a dray. From which in mouths his apeeches In au ordinsry way. The English courta of Justics are denominated Ieete, Wilere nunlsument s meted out 10 rubiers and to T A steefyant fs the halanee now 1 fnd ta be on hand, AndyeBerted In e mirror Tese a cnilditke face that's Garth, Psxton, 1il, another of the trnants, Iooks in upon the Carnerites once more, With an alinost perfect sbowing. Sihe promk casfonal letter, and the Man in Posse ehe will find ‘the occaston cach week, was recelved from Grand Haven at the time men- tioned, or credit wonid have been given for not being turned oot to_grass on **Pasturace. one fallure in & **Supernal* tire for the pyrean® onc, which, of course, neccssitated wrong spokes. For contribntions, much obilzed. BUTLER AND KEARNEY. What the Fitists Want, New Yons, Sept. #0.—Whalter H. S8hupe, ed- ftor of the Adiweats, Flat orran, was to-day 1no- terviewed by sn Evening Yost teporter as fol- lows: Question—Does the Greenback party really want Henjamln F. Butier to be a Presidentlal caudiantef Avswer—Well, it may be compelled to take bltn. Q.—But does {2 want him! A.—I will tell you frankly (in a lower tone aud with an air of »e- crecy); ftdoesn’t. What 1t does wout s to elect himn Governor, and then United Btates Benatur, in order to cbastise the Hoar clique, Wouldn't that be fiue for tue Bay State respect- ablcs—Ben Butler Scoator from Maszachuscite? But we waut him to stup there, Q.—Will he stop therei Suppose tbat you Lavo & Presidentisl ‘candidate of your own, and that Butler should determine to runt A.~le would make mischiel undoubtedly, Hels a shark. (Here Mr. Shupe shut his two jaws quickly, and bent his head forward, as I anap- plog at something.) He has came in and soapped up the uownination, while other men wers hesttating to do the same thing, Q.—Dues the Groenback Ly expect An ac- cession ol leaders from: tiie prescnt partics! A.—It s recetving offers of services of these leaders every day. Many of them ane willing to cuuie over if we will only run them for oflice, For the miost part ticy have no principles: they arealier the spoile. Thefew weadmire are either too timid, Hke Thurmay, Ewing, and Hendricks, or too rash, like Pendleton. The latter would getus futo all sorts of trouule; the lormer would not be cqual to the emerzency, Weare positively atruid lest the party may pasa futo the hands of the timid Ewing and Thurman, Q.—Who, then, will carry your standard fn 1 A.—Sowme Ntate Governor, I thlok, who shall be clected on our ticket next year, and "ehiail make n hold stroke that will bring him fnto notive. New men, soung men, are coming tothe front. In Muino we have already wiped Blaine vut; in Massachusetts we will wipe Hoar out; and in Pennsylvania we will wipe Cam- eron out, Those three States gained, things will work smoothily; we shall wain these States, Q.~Is uruv{' @ favorite {n the party { By no means. We do not indorse him: we recognize and_deplore the condition of affairs that bas produced such a_man, and, conse- quently, wo don’t blame Kearney for belng what hic ls. He fcels agzrieved, and his griev. anceq are real, but be does not represent us. THE VESTAL TUCCIA. Sterner and aterner every eyo |n§mwlng: She stands hefore her Homan Judges now, * And fust and faster cvery hope s going, Accused of violation of her vow, ¢*Take thou a sicve,” they safy, *‘suspected daughier, And to the conscerated Tiber po; iirlug thence unsptited a sievetaf of And thus thy purity uusullied show, £he steps unto the water's edge. Al lowl; Rhe stoups. the fatal siove within hor hand; She dips, the tawny Tioer lappls siowly Sle gives une luok ssido apou the land; And, whils the watching ety look npon ber. With bresthless silonce, seeking for ber guilt, Mddiog adleu to Life, and faith, and bonor, 11 but ono drop of water should be epllt, hin water, Fhe lifis with snowy hand the brimming 1oken, In steadfast Junoceico, above ber hicad. 'he ico upun the Jndzes’ earty 18 hroken, And overy duudtful soal s vanguish-ed, And, from old Tibe Peal forth the joy: Retura, fatr maid The vestal Name | sillaed matge returuing, echues, **Pure 18 she: 1 Un Ls'aliar burning, oright and clear for thes, Thy slatcr malds the Loly hymu sre singings Thy sralling Uoddess fiom Olyiapus calles Thy temple wide Its caeven duors is lising— Tta statues look uxpoctant from the wal Epter where only such as thou may enter! Dwell thou whierw ouly ruca us thau uiay live! While shotits that abiade the city to per c. utre To ianocence lise thine 3w guerdun give Mexasua, Wi Jaux McCantr PLeasaxts. e e—— Phystological Facts, Ttaroard College \ae cate, The hnnlun lungs reverberate sometiuies with great velocity When windy individnals fudulze in much verbosity, They huln wl iwirl toe glotis sixty thousand timue a winute, Aud push sud prnch the diaphragin as though the deuce were ln it Chorus—The pharynx now goes up; “Fhve larynx, willi a slam, Ejects a uot From out the throat, Pushed by tho dluphe; e — A Nywupathetic Damssl, A young fellow in Buu Francisco suddenly suatchen 8 kiss from a fudy fricud, and excused Lumselt by saylug thac (L was & sort of temuo- rary lnsauity that now sud theu cams upou bim, When he srose to tuke bis leave the pitving damsel said to him; I you ever fecl any wore euch fits coming ou, you isd betier come izt here, whers vour fulirity 14 known, and wo will tuke care of you." - e — ‘Waon't Bunk Together, Lancinuati Birvaifusi- Fabie. A disappainted Juver whio weat south three montus 820 with & blizhted beart and » strong sppetite for death aud oblivion, camu chasing back the othier duy with u face llke bew white- wash, camphor-bags In every pocket, sud sn overwheluing auxiety to betiold the seeuery bo- yond the lakes, Yellow-fever and nouseuse wou't bunk together. Ast 8t Heu, At an suctiug art gale the other day a maring view was about belog knocked down ut a band- sue tigure, when o Ulufl sallor, who tud hao- pered tu wander sclaimul, carnestly, ** My stars! {f there aln't a vessel drifijor o to the rocks with 3 strong breeze blow!ug olf gbore! ™ Tklzwu: took bis work houe 10 re-arrangs the o . ‘Lady Agents Wanted. Young or widdle: fvd Ladigs can do well convasla, for ALFRKD L. SkWELL'S * HOME ARTS," 3! Clast s Ll keat., Chleag on. Thurlow Weed, Indorsing Dr, Radway's R. R, R. Remedies Afe ter Using them for Beveryl Yeara e Your, Jan 4. 17 DearSie: Mving for sevodal rears * medt- tines, ll\mmln:l‘ at firn, hut after experlencing theie eMucacy with fall confidence, it 1a no leas & pleasure than duty to thapkfally s:kpowledge the sdy: sve derived from themn. The pilis are often as ocraslon rqitires, and Alway effect. The lteady licief eannot be bett . e i 10 o e e bt e Totmint requent: by ana trerie bty nvatlibly Godli i promised ; “*etfer,” Tru) uurs, (Signe U, Raswas. U unLow wEED. B4 DYSBENTERY, DIARRH(EA, COHOLERA MORBUS, FEVER AND AGUE, CURED AND PREVENTED RY RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, DIPHTHERIA, INFLUENZA, BORE THROAT, DIFFIOULT BREATHIKG, RELIEVED IN A FEW MISUTES DY RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, BOWEL COMPLAINTS. Louseness, Disrrhies, Cholora llomluhnr patofol dls- charges from the howels are atoppud In Afteen of fwen+ ty minutes by taking iadway's fiesdy Reifer con- estion ur Inlainmation, 1o wreakness o |asaitude, will oliow thie uso of the I R. Retlef, O T B RADWAY'S READY RELIER CUNES THE WORST PAINS In frem One to Twenty Minutes NOT ONE HOUR After Reading this Advertisement noed any one Buffer with Pain, RADWAT'S READY RELIEF CURE FOR EVERY PALY, 1t was the Sratand [ the ONLY PAIN REMEDY That Instantly stops the most excructating pains, sl 14ys fudamination and cur s Conzestions whotiier of the Luuis, Mlomach, {m"‘.l or vtber glands or urgans, oy uie appiication, In from One {o Twenty Minutes. \ § No matter how violent o7 excruclatiag the psin, the ~¥ Rueumatic Ued-ridden, Infirm, Unppled, Nervous, Neuraigic, of prustraied with disesss 10ay suller, RADWATS RRAD REGIEF AFFORD INSTANT EASE. Inflammation of the Kidueys, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowels, . Congestion of the Luugs, Sora Throat, Difficalt Breathing, Pulpitation of the Heart Hysterics, Croup, Diphtheria, 9 Cutarrh, Influenza, Headache, Toothache, Nearulgia, Rheumatiem, Cold Chills, Ague Chills, R Chilblaing, and Frost Bites . 1! The application of tha Ready Rallef ta the part or “ 23118 whiero thia pata or difScuity extets wiil agord case mio : Thirty to sisty drops In haif & tumbler of water will {nafew mindres cure Cramps, Suastus, Sour Stuinacl, eartourn, Blek Jlesdachie,s Diarriirs, Dywrolery, Colle, Wind In tio Bowels, aud ail [nterai Palns. 7Traveiers sliould alwars carry m bottlo of ILALWAT'S READY RELILE wnb them.~ A few drops in wster wiii prevent aickness or palu from change of waie s better thiaa Freaen Hraody o vittersas & stimus ¢ oo ; . : FEVER AND AGUE. - FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty ceuts. Thero la Bot & remodia) agent In s warld s witl cure Fever B o ot Eoehra alo oy 1SR t 3 I Ly e WADWAY S MoADY NELIEE iy elntd us putties DR. -RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resobvent, THE GREAT BL0OD PURIFIER, FOR THE CURE OP CITONIC DISEASE. SCROFULA It AY BAMLATI . MEREDITARY OR Lunce or Ktemacky Kufu or Buses, Flesh or CURRUPTING T'{‘l‘\’:s’r"lfihq““ VITIATING 3 LULDS, - Clip ‘erofula, Glandular Fwetling, n-j’flf.i”.)}}'i"flj‘.‘.‘“bu.-!?ufi."m'.’h)‘..." SN Colnpralnis, Diceding of: the Lung: Water Tia Dulore: hito »r Ing: re U v, Bkin st 11ip Dleesses, Sercarial Ie Comnlainis, Gout, DTopey, busk The chitta, Cousumption, Liver Complaint, &c. _ only dues the wartilian Eescivent o0l at dlui ageins fu the care of Chrunls, Acrotdivuy iutionsl, and skin Discases, bat 18 1 thvouy KIDSEY AYD BLADDER COMPLAINTS, iy Sad W D G P D ., Albunitauria, aud lu casea where there arg ifok-dinat deposits, r (i ater fe ek, CIoudde tixed with suiwtauces ko thc whits of 8l qei o i I d, Wiz, g w Ahred k¢ white sfik, or thepe 12 & morbl o worearare Wbt o nst dpAGY e e e i Snaailon Wie o waters S Saek an 3 ol 112108 O & Dokl OVARIAN TUMOR ° OF TEN YEARS' GROWTH CURED ByDrRADWAY'S REMEDIES. DR, RADWAY & (0., 82 Warren:st,,N DR. RADWAY'S REGULATINGPILLS, Perfectly tasteless, rlecantly coated with swaet gum, urye, ulate, urity, eleais, ond sireugtben, adway's Bilin for o’ eure’ wf all disoriers. o th Btowach, Liver. Bowels Kidheys, Hisdder, Scrvous Discascs, lcadache, Cosstipaitad, C gostivi, Dyspossin. Bllournem Pevi OF tho Boweld, 1 iicw sud all cran 4 Warrs. ted tu c3ecs o joative Ule, copiluliig B0 mereur), fiac Ghacrs o T followlug symptons resciudag from ard Phiew.Fuliuess of the Divod tn A e Ui jon, Juwanl Plices, Ful dity of the etojoacis L Acidity unc . EaTLuTUy Disgust of Food, Fullue oF welghi 10 ths sloicl, sour Eruvtations, tub iz o Fiuttaloe it i o the Klouiach. ewlmuiag ol the ak llun!cd ’u ndiculs lrexthing, Flatceriag as tho Heart, Choklog T ra ol ying sty 3 o N Fesur waddail aia 3 SR et o Rir dentar Y ko nesa of L i thw ] Gvi ¥ (de. Curst. 1iumba as Hbessrtlcit, Duraiay 18 tha Miaeh, A Low duws uf Ladwar's I fres Lo system frow all ofthe alive-named Iriie, 23 ceuts g box. Bl by Drusgluis A READ “ Fulsé and True.”” ! Sand s letter samp 10 BADWAY &CO. Nou 33 Taxe ren--t., New Yors. Inf-ruwatios » esth Ihousands will b 8588 ¥